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by hathawsh 8y ago
I had to Google it too. :-) http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/FrequencyModulatedContinuo...
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by hathawsh 8y ago
Am I correct in assuming they are using a Walabot sensor as mentioned in footnote 2? https://walabot.com/ EDIT: I see from section 3 that they created their own FMCW antenna array that is somehow similar to a Walabot.
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by hathawsh 8y ago
Domo is an analytics company: "The pitch for Domo was that it would fill in some of the gaps in enterprise data analysis that Omniture had left open, providing access to real-time marketing information that would help CEOs run their co
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by hathawsh 8y ago
The wild rice and kale salad is especially tasty. (Here's a copycat: https://meaningfuleats.com/chicken-kale-wild-rice-salad/ )
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by hathawsh 8y ago
The word "libre" is gaining momentum now that people are using LibreOffice. The word is working its way into the English language: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/libre
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by hathawsh 8y ago
If nothing else, this depiction of prime numbers looks very satisfying for recreational mathematics, much more so than the Ulam spiral. I think students who learn how to generate this pattern will be inspired to learn more about math.
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by hathawsh 8y ago
That's a fun place to type "rm -rf /" ;-)
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by hathawsh 8y ago
Exactly. Every time I tutor someone in math, I tell them to use up at least a sheet of paper for every interesting question. When they do, their skills improve quickly. Saving paper is a false economy when it comes to math.
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by hathawsh 8y ago
Maybe. My body is definitely less efficient than those runners. :-) According to this site, typical energy expenditure on the Timpanogos hike is 4000-5000 kcal: https://www.bettercheaperslower.com/ways/to-the-summit-of-
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by hathawsh 8y ago
A couple of years ago, I took a half-day hike up a mountain called Timpanogos with my son. According to my fitness tracker, I burned over 8000 kcal on that trip. It was a bit strenuous, but not painful. The estimate of calories burned seeme
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by hathawsh 9y ago
This is why I'm a big advocate (but not affiliate) of the "mikeroweWORKS" foundation. Mike Rowe, from the TV show "Dirty Jobs", is using his foundation to revive interest in trade schools and jobs. There are a lot o
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by hathawsh 9y ago
The same author wrote a Rust article filled with a lot of great content: https://brandur.org/rust-web
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by hathawsh 9y ago
Wow, I didn't make the connection until now that pypi.org is built on Pyramid. That's cool. :-) Some more links for anyone interested: https://github.com/pypa/warehouse https://trypyramid.com/
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by hathawsh 9y ago
It sounds like the best path forward might be to document the NodeJS serialization format in perfect detail and create a test suite to verify all known corner cases. Until that's done, alternative implementations will be unreliable.
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by hathawsh 9y ago
Wow, that hurts. What solutions have you suggested to the project?
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by hathawsh 9y ago
Those services are probably also in breach of GDPR. :-)
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by hathawsh 9y ago
Ah, I suppose I didn't see that because Amazon Fresh is not available in my market.
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by hathawsh 9y ago
What's mysterious for me is just how much less Costco charges for staples than Amazon does. For example, for Honey Bunches of Oats cereal, Costco charges $0.15 per ounce (if you buy it locally), while Amazon charges $0.52 per ounce. So
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by hathawsh 9y ago
Thanks for the pointer! Dat looks very powerful. I will study more.
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by hathawsh 9y ago
Thanks for the response. Personally, I would be more interested in connecting through a Raspberry Pi 3, which has Bluetooth on board, rather than a mobile device.
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by hathawsh 9y ago
Does it work with non-Apple Bluetooth devices? The language on the "how it works" page seems surprisingly specific to Apple. Also, does it connect with Sengled hubs?
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by hathawsh 9y ago
IoT devices are typically behind NAT firewalls and thus not first-class Internet devices, making it difficult for IoT devices to connect directly to each other (rather than through a third party). I'm aware of workarounds, but I haven&
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by hathawsh 9y ago
IMHO there is a simple solution that will likely lead to mass adoption of decentralized services: create a wi-fi router that lets home users install server apps on the router. Make it easy for users to install server apps and create an open
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by hathawsh 9y ago
This is the first time I've heard of Grasshopper. Are you referring to this? http://www.grasshopper3d.com/ How would you recommend a 3D printer operator could learn more about Grasshopper? Are the tutorials good?
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by hathawsh 9y ago
I'm think the hobby you're referring to is genealogy. It's actually a very common and useful hobby. :-) https://blogs.ancestry.com/cm/genealogy-second-most-popular-...
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by hathawsh 9y ago
When I want to reply to posts like that, I ponder until I can think of something to say that is short, simple, and kind. My goal is not to correct them but rather to build a relationship of trust. If they learn to trust me, they are far mor
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by hathawsh 9y ago
Right. To clarify what that page is showing, the bill is a proposed change of the Utah code and it's presented almost like a "diff" file. Underlined portions are additions, strikeouts are removals. Lines 309 through 325 conta
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by hathawsh 9y ago
The news is about Utah SB 65: https://le.utah.gov/~2018/bills/static/SB0065.html Look specifically at the underlined additions on lines 309-325. This is simply a refinement of the definition of "neglect&
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by hathawsh 9y ago
I too recommend TNG. If you get to the end of the series and you still want more, there's also Voyager, which is essentially the same as TNG and slightly more modern.
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by hathawsh 9y ago
OTOH, smart people often build systems with excessive complexity, leading to maintenance problems. Genius is found in making complex things comprehensible and simple.

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